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In my multichain explorer, how do I see all the transactions validated by a particular miner address?
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I'm afraid there isn't currently a way to do this in the MultiChain Explorer.
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May 23, 2018
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I created a new function in which I passed the address as an argument. In that function, I am using "listaddresstransactions" command. This gives me this list of all the transactions related to the address.
Is this approach right? Or am I doing something wrong?
It will work if the address belongs to that particular node, and if the coinbase transactions for each block are indexed by that node. I believe that only happens if there's a non-nil mining reward.
You might also want to look at the listblocks command, which can retrieve the miner address for many blocks in one go.
Yes, I had to import the address belonging to other nodes.
Thanks a lot
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